Journalists have been on it from a long time ago. It's a Florida journalist who managed to 'get' Epstein. The issue is that the line between 'opinionist' and '

Journalists have been on it from a long time ago. It's a Florida journalist who managed to 'get' Epstein. The issue is that the line between 'opinionist' and 'reporter' journalists is blurred, while the difference between an investigative journalist and reporter journalist grow. I think it's due to a bigger personification of reporters (they are now filmed doing stuff, involving themselves instead of listening and taking notes/pictures in the background). The profession is split in two. And for sure, on part of the split seems to have sided with opinionist (mostly in televised media. Somehow written journalism is still good)